Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-16
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sentineI's Reporter.
The exceeding fine weather continues.
Yesterdays quotation OF silver. 50 99h.
The price Of silver took another tumble
yesterday.
District Court will be In session at 10
o'clock this morning.
@. @. Wsllace and wife returned last
evening from California.
l.. Monaco returned yesterday from Q
professional visit at Cortez
A slight earthquake shock was felt at
Hawthorne last Friday.
LieutenAnt Governor Davis ia spending
a few days in California.
1t is stated that an acre Of fig trees will
| yield an annual profit Of $500.
Ex-County Commissioner Arlington re-
tured last evening from q visit to the
Bay.
A bold British tourist recently made
his way into the Yosemite Valley on snow
shoes.
Carson Tribune: Virginia City ia pick
ing up. 1t is said there Is not an empty
house in the town.
There we're three slight shocks OF earth
quake at Palisade Monday evening be-
tween 10 and IL o'clock.
The anarchists at Cincinnati expressed
their hatred Of American or all legal In.
situations during their celebration.
Carson Appeal: The President has ap-
pointed Irish. and he will draw his salary
until Congress meets again, anyhow.
Sheriff Sweeney will to-day call upon ell
persons indebted for State and County
licenses, and requests that they be ready to
"pungle."
Sir Charles Dixie was voted too bad to
continue in politics, but his contribu-
tons TO the English magazines are largely
sought for.
Wood River District, in Idaho, has in
creased its bullion product from nothing
in 1880 to 81 900 900 in 1886, and it IL be-
lieved 1t will amount to $4,000 900 In
1887.
The total ore output from mines in
Storey county during the quarter ended
December 81, 1886 was 72,662 tons; bull
ion yield. 81 .595, 0s3 az; cost Of produc-
ton, 1888 1868 09.
Money is worth 10 San Francisco on
real estate about 81 per cent per year;
there are no pieces Of property on the
main t~horoughfares which at present will
yield the holder more thsn this.
Sierra Tribune: In one week not long
ago six babies saw the light Of day for the
first time in this town. Sierra City can
develop Its own resources. II don't care q
thinkers darn" for any outside assistance.
Senator Poujade and wife returned
here last evening from the Bay, and will
leave this morning for their home at
Phoebe, Lincoln county. where they will
be welcomed by their hosts Of friends.
Carson Tribune: Old Dan De guile 10
making the Enterprise quite o readable
newspaper again. Time was when the
paper was quoted by the largest journals
in the United States, but OF late 10 has
sadly fallen from its former high estate.
Postmaster Smith will remove the Post
ofice from its present location next Sun
day. to Bar,lett's brick building on south
Main street. and have it in good running
order for his successor-M. b. Bartlett
by the time his commission arrives.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF Ruby Hill Tunnel aud Mining Company
will be held OF the Office OF the company
on Monday. March IS. 1887. for she pur-
pose Of eleoting g Board OF Trustees, and
for the transaction Of such other business
IS may come before the meeting.